Hmm. Hovering between two and three stars with this one. But in the end I think I will go with…read morethree as the mall seems to be doing an okay job with not having too many vacancies in it's corridors but there are a few. I recall a Sears was once here and closed. I was there for some clearance sales which I got some stuff I wanted and needed. They managed to get WinCo Foods grocery store to take the space which I was impressed to see because some malls can never get those large spaces filled again in this day and age of retail. The mall does a fair job having the basic mall staple stores but as many other reviewers have indicated this mall is small. Not the smallest I've ever been to but small so some of those staple stores simply aren't there. Probably the stores I liked best was the World Market and the Barnes and Noble. There is a Hot Topic here but selection isn't all that great compared to their other store locations or their online store. So all in all not missing much here but it is still a mall and still a decent place to kill some time.

This is no longer a mall. It was bought out by a foreign (Reno) real estate company who want to…read moreturn it into a weird Marxist utopia. The actual residents began to whisper about this. People were saying "Rhino" were monsters who would destroy Silverdale. What's happening now is the operating hours will be reduced and they can just suddenly close the mall and kick you out so the elites (these seem to be 20-29 in age range, not from here, and very fancy if the cars are any indication) can have special parties. These are creepy. I saw a "comedy show" in an abandoned restaurant where no one was laughing. Security accosted me and asked why I was trying to shop in a mall. They said the posted hours were wrong. They were pretty demeaning. What's sleazy is no one was told the mall was closing. Rhino repeatedly lied to residents. They only listened to these foreigners who spilled in to raid the area while living in those creepy ticky tacky apartments that all look just the same. These people will all say the same thing. They will say "Once, this mall was shoulder-to-shoulder people" like they are reading from a script an AI created. Their eyes glaze when they say this. They act strange. They look robotic. They wear these fancy "distressed" clothes that aren't from here. They don't look like they're from here. Everything is overpriced now. Taxes are through the roof. It's like a third-world county. Now, there's not even a mall and some residents are trapped. The mall was the landmark in Silverdale, so there is no Silverdale. It's just those viral, scary apartments. It's awful. We were told the mall would come back. I guess they lied. How you can improve: Stop the creepy entertainment and have a shopping mall. If you can't do that, tear it down and put in more gross, identical tenement apartments.

I shop regularly at Fred Meyer per se, but have rarely had need of the many businesses around the…read moreedge of the main store. Freddy's has everything and really doesn't leave a lot of room for tiny one-note businesses to compete. It's actually possible to have been shopping at this excellent department store for months or years until the attached leased retail spaces vanish from one's awareness. Thus there's almost always a space available to lease, in which to fail as a small business. Ask anyone to name three businesses in the Freddy's complex and they'll probably only recall one, and that'd be the Subway at the entrance; it's handy and really good for fast-food. Opposite is a very generic Asian fast-food joint (teriyaki, sushi, etc), I've tried a couple times and if you're hungry enough it ain't bad, but Freddy's own little restaurant area is nicer. There's a second and better Asian restaurant that's better for Mongolian food. There's a "mail service" called Pak Mail who'll even wrap your parcel for you, but is expensive as all get out (two or three times the price of UPS or FedEx), so who'd go there twice? A shoe repair shop I used a couple times before realizing the guy charges more than most of us spend on new shoes. A Starbucks replaced a lovely independent and genteel cofffeehouse (Olympic Espresso) that failed. There's much else difficult to bring to mind, as I've not had both the need and the recollection they existed. A dentist office. A locksmith (which everyone who has used their emergency services praises highly). A Little Caesars which I presume is as lousy as the Little Caesars I tried in two other locations but never again. A hair salon. I hope I've remembered them all but probably haven't. Oh, multiple bank small branches, but not mine. I do lament an old-timey Used Record Store that must've been the last one in the county!

I had a very disappointing visit to the Bremerton Fred Meyer yesterday…read more First of all I had to spend a lot of time selecting my green beans and Brussels sprouts in produce because over half were too old and spoiling. Then I went to the check out area near the garden dept., as that was where I was parked. There was one check stand open with 2 people ahead of me. The checker was a young man, who was obviously very inexperienced. He was sooooo slow. After waiting for about 10 minutes, he finally got to the person ahead of me who had a lot of purchases. By then there were 3 people behind me. I asked the checker if he could call for another checker. He mumbled into the mike asking for backup. Nobody showed up. I moved my cart out of line and walked out. It was a very frustrating experience. I am a retiree of 30 years of working in grocery stores. Yes, this store has gone downhill.

This is how a mall can be in a best way on an island. Open air mall with ceiling but well decor and…read morebunch of shops including wine tasting and cafeteria. Good to see the charm here.

This seems very small and empty but I think this mall is moving in the right direction. I love a…read morelot of the small and independent stores. I feel like a larger retail mall would have higher rent for some of the independent stores. All the owners and staff are extremely friendly and very knowledgeable about the products in their stores. There is a vintage video game store, comics, collectible trading cards, sports cards, toys and a great small used vinyl record store that also sells VHS and CDs. I honestly wouldn't have known the amount of stores in the mall by the signage outside. My favorite store is the used vinyl store where I was able to find some real hard to find records with not a lot of markup and ones that I can't easily find even on the internet. I hope that the new owners can keep renovating the outside and inside of the mall while still being able to keep a lot of the independent stores within the mall.

While this mall is trying to make improvements, until then, it's a very strange space. The building…read moreis old, musky smelling, and awkwardly laid out. There are very few shops (more offices), and the ones that do exist do not seem to be doing very much business, as the mall is eerily empty. I would certainly love to see this mall rejuvenated, as Port Orchard could definitely use more refreshing, but it is going to take a lot of work to make this space a desirable shopping destination. Pro-Tip: There is a collector's shop (including old video games), an independent bookstore, and a small bakery on the first floor that are definitely the best this mall has to offer at this time. If you decide to stop-by, I'd recommend checking them out.

This place is so big, clean, and bright. The selection of fresh flowers is handy. Also their hot…read morefood choices are delicious. The mashed potatoes were excellent. I'd recommend for anyone needing a one stop place for groceries and hot foods.

A convenient one stop shop for Metropolitan Market, Bartell Pharmacy, a handful of fast food places…read moreand more. Also conveniently located along bus route to Ballard and downtown Seattle. And in a pocket of cute residential area.

Staff were friendly and helpful with advice. There was an awful clocking noise coming from a…read morehundred security tags on items In the store. I was getting a headache. This small format store is trying to hold as many items as the larger ones. I suspect this is a cost cutting measure but I wish these were not used. I found what I needed

I love fall decor and no other store has fall decor like Home Goods. And this year, they really…read morepacked in some amazing fall merchandise. So much to see, their buyer did especially good this year. So, after I made my choices, I got in line to see there's only one cashier. That's right, One. Cashier. Eleven people in line, some with full carts, including glass items that need to be wrapped in tissue paper. The cashier seemed frustrated, how could she not be? Where is management? I guess this company doesn't care about the employees (welcome to retail), but also the customers. Home Goods, do better. I'll be back, because I love your merchandise, and I sure hope you've made some improvements to your customer service.

This is a nice TJ Maxx in Silverdale. I think it is one of the best TJ Maxx's regionally and that…read moreincludes Seattle. This TJ Maxx always has delightful items and a friendly, welcoming vibe. The Valentine's sweaters and shirts were fantastic (the sweaters are so soft!). The clientele is also for the most part very chill. Prices are good.

Canice was super nice and helpful she was fast and courteous! they had lots of affordable goods…read more They also had a good selection when it comes to good products!

It was clean, and had four staff members to help I would give them a 5 but there was no movie…read moreplaying and one of the employees was talking down to a very old person who didn't know what a user name was and he keep saying loudly "what's your user name and password, obviously not the right approach

I have no clue on what happened to Northgate. I used to love this cozy alley way of a mall and it…read morewas vibrant and rich with diversity in shops and clientele. The kiosks were fun and it was one of the only places I could get a watch chrystal replaced. JC Penney's used to be cool and the smell of Ivars, Subway, Taco Bell and Panda Express brought back the 90's nostalgia of cd's and getting new kicks. Fast forward to 2025 and the indoor mall has been closed for a long time. The only thing left is a shell of Red Robin's, Nordstrom Rack, and the outside businesses such ad chipotle AT and T and Barnes and Nobles. I was reminiscing on Blue Finn buffet, Azteca and Bed Bath. I guess there's lots of remodeling going on and the Kraken ice rink is built which draws a different vibe. It feels more disjointed as a mall and more of a huge lot with random businesses that are mismatched. Target across the way is still going strong but the crime in that area is high. I miss the old Northgate and the community vibe it attracted.